Our Vision
Founded in Calgary in 2025, we are a community of musicians united by a passion for orchestral music.
1
Music as a Shared Language
That music becomes a shared language—an open space where anyone can express, share, and grow together, and a community where music lovers can open their hearts and connect.
2
A Bridge Between People and Generations
That we become a bridge—linking performers and audiences, families and generations, and creating a living connection between today and tomorrow.
3
A Cultural Platform Rooted in Community
That we grow as a cultural platform—inviting the community to experience and participate in music through performances, programs, and shared artistic experiences.

Conductor / Music Director
so myoung Park
Studied Vocal performance, Blaine Haute Savoie Académie de Musique, France (2001)
Studied Vocal Performance, Conservatorio di Musica ‘Luca Marenzio’, Brescia, Italy (2002)
Studied Conducting, Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul
(Mentor: Prof. Park Chang Hoon) (2007)
Master of Church Music (M.C.M.), Conducting Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul (Mentor: Prof. Park Chang Hoon) (2007)
Currently pursuing Doctoral degree in Choral Conducting, Dankook University Graduate School of Music (since 2023)
Music Director, Seoul Bridge Chamber Ensemble (2016–2024)
Conductor, Pangyo Shoulder-to-Shoulder Alternative School Choir, Psallo Chamber Choir, Kol Haschamaim Women’s Choir (2023–2024)
Music Director and Principal Conductor, Jung-gu Philharmonic Orchestra, Seoul (2021–2023)
Assistant Conductor, Seoul CBS Children’s Choir (2016–2019)
Director, Bridge Art Studio (2016–2019)
Conductor, Onnuri Church Women’s Choir and Children’s Choir (2014–2016)
Principal Conductor, Elpis Philharmonic Orchestra (2009–2013)
Conductor, LA Daehung Presbyterian Church Galilee Choir, Hephzibah Women’s Chamber Choir, DKPC Orchestra (2011–2012)
Conductor, Gangnam Dongsan Church Hallelujah Choir and Youth J-Clef (2007–2010)
Conductor, Somang Church Youth Chamber Team (2004–2006)
Led music education program at Hope School, Ethiopia (2005)
Guest Maestro and Masterclass Instructor, St. Paul School, Paraguay (2006)
Prizewinner, 1st National Choral Conducting Competition, Graduate Division (2007)
Awarded “Best Conductor” by Bucheon Philharmonic Chours members (2007)
Winner, Conducting Masterclass and Competition, Reutlingen Orchestra, Germany (2008)
Recipient of “Best Conductor” Award at Reutlingen (2008)
Numerous domestic and international performances and competition awards

Noel (Jeongsoo) Lee Second-year student General Studies Music degree at the University of British Columbia
Studying under Prof. Patricia Hoy and Mark Anderson
Collaborated with Otto Tausk (Verdi’s Requiem) and Tan Dun (Buddha Passion)
Began composing during COVID-19; active composer since
Arranged music for churches in Canada and Korea
Works include arrangements for piano, choir, string quartet, quintet, sextet, and orchestra
Started conducting studies in 2024 with So Myoung Park
Currently preparing master’s application in conducting
